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Photo: mavo (Shutterstock) Gardening season is full of promise: the fresh vegetables, beautiful flowers, and sense of accomplishment. But it can also be a—literal—pain in the neck (and back). Kneeling,…
Photo: Darryl Brooks (Shutterstock) For lawn care and all manner of outdoor (and indoor) DIY projects, your shed is often your main storage vessel. All those tools and materials can…
Photo: Andrey Zyk (Shutterstock) Even though you’re probably not using your outdoor faucet or spigot as much during the winter as you do during the summer (or at all), that…
Photo: pixbull (Shutterstock) For most of the year, deciduous trees get all the attention. To their credit, though, they do put on quite the show: Blossoming in the springtime, providing…
Photo: komuna photo (Shutterstock) It’s never been harder to keep a lawn alive, and unless radical climate interventions happen like, tomorrow, this is the easiest it’ll be for the rest…
Photo: wavebreakmedia (Shutterstock) As the days get shorter and the temperatures drop, it’s time to start thinking about prepping your garden for winter. Conventional wisdom has it that tilling the…
Photo: SingjaiStocker (Shutterstock) Summer is rough on grass. After a few straight months of heat, sun, foot traffic, and often not enough rain, it’s totally normal to see some dead…
Photo: Saklakova (Shutterstock) Weeds, if left to grow, can directly contribute to your lawn’s malnutrition. Weeds like crabgrass and dandelions are quick to absorb nutrients, and a lot of them,…